What does Dow’s climb to 20,000 and beyond really mean?

The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
As the Dow Jones Industrial Average edges closer the psychological milestone of 20,000, Wonkblog's Max Ehrenfreund looks at what reaching that number really means, and whether the market will continue to rally as Trump starts implementing his economic policies.

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